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Life's Lessons.

When aweary with life's burdens.
And our cup so full appears,
We restless ask, whence come these trials.
And why all these bitter tears:
And an answer comes before us,
Calming all our old unrest,
From your Heavenly Father cometh
All your trials, for the best.
They are only Gods life lessons,
Only preparations meet,
Ere our souls so stained and sinful
May kneel at the Sayiors feet.
God knows all our cares and crosses.
All our trials by the way,
He will give reward of merit"
For the ones borne patiently.
But for all our sore temptations
That are met withstubborn mien,
He will give longer lesson.
We must learn to say amen"
THY will be DONE" is all he asks Us
TO repeat. whste'er befall.
And our hearts must truly echo
As our lips the words recall
For our prayers will ne'er reach heaven
II our thoughts remain below.
And our deeds must show we're earnest,
Ere God answers YES. or No.
Deeds are fruits that God will garner
In bis Kingdom. one By one.
Let Us strive then TO be faithful,
And deserve his grand well done
Let u, not neglect the teachings
That hi, book 80 freely gives.
We can choose some sweet old chapter
For guide, BY which 10 live.
\ few good rules will take w. safely
over TO the other side,
And what matters it. tho we Use not all.
So that only half betide.
When we reach Gods golden portals.
And the warden at the gate
ASH, u 10y what known theory
We have followed such fate;
II we show our one short chapter
We have studied all the way,
And have followed al IT, precrpt-
A-we SAW them ia. by day.
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rus DistrIcs Sysssm.

The committee on education have
voted to report favorsbly the following
bill to abolish the school district sys
TEN.
Sec. |. All school districts in all
towns in this State are hereby abolish
ed.
Sec. 2. Immediately after this act
take possession of all school-houses,
lands, apparatus and other property
owned and used by school districts for
school purposes, which districts may
lawfully sell ami convey, The property
SO taken shall forthwith be appraised
by the assessors of the towns, and at
the first annual assessment; thereafter. a
tax shall be levied upon the whole town
equal to one-third OF said appraisal, and
there shall be RENTED to the taxpayers
of each district one-third of the appraised
value of its property 80 taken;
aud at the second and third sub
sequent annual assessments like
taxes shall be assessed and remit
ted. In case of districts usurping parts
of two or more towns, the assessors of
said towns shall jointly appraise the
school property belonging to said dis
tricts. aud shall determine the part
thereof belonging TO each of the said
towns, and each town shall remit to
the tax payers in its part of such district
the part 50 determined in the same man
ner as in case of districts wholly with
in said town.
Sec3. This act she'll not abolish. or
change the location of any school e
gally established at the time OF its pas
sage but any town at it annual meet
Ing or meeting called tor the purpose,
NAV determine the number and location
of its schools. and may discontinue
them or change their location. but such
discontinuance or change Of location
shall be made only on the written rec
ommendation of the experimenting
school committee, and ON conditions
proper to preserve the just rights and
privileges of the inhabitants for wi Ose
benefit such schools were established,
Provided. however, that i'll case ot an
school having as now established. OF
which shall hereafter have, too lew
scholars for It's profitable maintenance.
the experimenting school committee
may suspend the operation OF such
school Tor not more than ne year, I'M
les Otherwise instructed by the town.
ana may provide for the scholars
l,,.I,,,,,,r,, th.r,.fo ia az her n Strict t4f-
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State of NJ aine.

HANCOCK ss:-COurt of Insolvency. Second
Wednesday of Feb, A d. 1857.
In the matter of DANIEL RICHARDSON,
insolyent debtor. II Is hereby ordered that
notice be given To all persons Interested in the set
Element OF thesfirst account Of Alanson NJ. Phillips,
assignee of the above named insolvent debtor, by
causing copy of this order To be published tw o
weeks, successfully, in the Ellsworth American a
newspaper printed or published in Ellsworth, in
said county that they may appear at court of in
solvency, To be held at the Probate court room on
the second Thursday Of Mar. next, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon, and be heard thereon and object if
they see cause.
O.P. CUNNINGHAM,
Judge Of insolvency court Hancock county.
A true copy, Attest :-CHAs. p. DORR, Register.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

WHEREAS John Sprague, of Swans Isle, In the
w county of Hancock and State of Maine by his
mortgage deed, dated the first day of January,
1850, recorded in the Hancock Registry OF Deeds,
Vol 10, Page 1872, conveyed to me a certain par
county of Hancock, Me bounded and described as
follows viz; Commencing on John y. Spague's
East line at birch tree marked j. s., and running
about East to land of Alonzo Sprague; thence
southerly and easterly to land of ireland H. Ben
son; thence by said Benson's land to the shore !;
thence westerly around said shore to land OF John
n Sprague; thence by said Sprague northerly to
the first mentioned bound, containing ten acres
more or less. And whereas the condition of said
mortgage has been broken, now therefore by
reason of the breach of the condition thereof,
claim foreclosure of sail mortgage
WIN. II. WITHERLE.
Castine, February 16, 1887. 3w7
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BoStoO& Bangor S. SEQ.

steamer ,,il leave for ,Rncs land aud Bosto n
weather auI i,c permitting follows
IRON BurASpnrt. Mondays and Thursdays at II
\ NJ Tor Ncar-port, belfast. Camden, R"cklSnd
am. Boston.
PROM sullivan at.t \. " touching at 50, Guuid-
boro. Bar Hlrlor, Southwest lIarbor, Bass liar
boz, swans Island. Green's IantsHE, North
Haven au.! Hockllni o. such landing As ice per.
mit- ami connecting with steamer Tor Boston.
RETt RNISG
From Boston. Tuesdays ana Fridays at Z NJ
Fr'm K"ckand Wednesdays amt saturdays at +
a VI, Or upon arrival u steamer from Boston.
T.. :. j. MORSE, Ag"nt,,Hrr Harirpr.
cHA~. Il WEEKS. Agent RockAni.
WILLIAM II. NIL. Jr., General Manager.
Boston.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
L concerned, that he has been duly appoint
Ell and has taken upon himself the trust of
p. Treworgy, late of Surry, in the
county OF Hancock, deceased by giving bond as
who are indebted to the said deceased's estate, to
make immediate payment, and those who have any
deman is thereon to exhibit the same for pay
ment.
WILLARD TREwORGY.
February 4, 1857. 3wT~
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Book Binding!
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK ss-Court of Probate Bucksport,
Feb. Term, A. d, lSs7.
Accounts having been fled for settlement in es
tates OF
Nellie A. HAYNES, of Trenton.
Melvin D. Haynes, G uardian.
John Henry, late OF Brooksville.
Mary ID. Henry, Ia ecutrix.
ORDERED, that the said accountants give notice
to all persons interested, by causing copy Of this
order to be published three weeks successfully in
the Ellsworth American that they may appear at a
Probate Court TO be holden at Ellsworth, the End
Wednesday ofiMar. next at ten Of the clock in
the forenoon, and show cause, IL any they have
why the same should not be allowed.
3w1. o. 7. CUNNINGHAM Judge.
Attest :-CHAs. L. DoRR, Register.
A true copy, Attest:-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
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pNySicai and mental man. While they are
alive and sentient, treat them tenderly. Do
not tell your child tina, be does not love YOU
for the sake of hearing him deny the charge.
Let banter fad other food than his prefer
ence for this or that play fellow. Teach him
that love is divine always and everywhere
and show how honestly you prize and reyer-
ence it. Marion Harldnd, in Babyhood.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Charles ". Morrison amt Frank E
w Glow, both of Ellsworth, Hancock county,
Me, by their mortgage need, dated the twenty,
second das OF April, A. ID, lss4, and recorded in
Hancock Registry of Deeds, Vol. l3, Page 404,
conveyed to me, the undersigned, all real es-
tate conveyed in the two following deeds of
Eugene J. swan, which deeds appear of record in
the Registry of Deeds for said Hancock county, in
volumes and pages herein stated, to wit War
rantee deed from Eugene J. swan to Austin II
Joy, Charles W Morrison and Frank +. Glow,
dated August a, \. b., loo3 recorded in said Reg
istry, Vol. 1870. Page l21. Quit claim deed Eugene
J. swan to Austin fl joy, Charles W. Morrison
and Frank T.. Glow, dated August p, A. D., lsS3
recorded in said Registry, Vol. 100, Page l27, eN.
press reference 10 said deeds being hereby made
for more particular description Of the premises
and whereas the conditions of said mortgage have
been broken, now therefore, by reason Of the
breach of the conditions thereof, | claim a fore.
closure of said mortgage
EDWARD SWAZEY,
BY Q p. Cunningham, his attorney.
Feb l. 3yT
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rliEs HONEY Is the best Cough Cure, IS, Soc, u
GLE.h's SUI 'i.Ua SOAP heals and beauties. 25c
LLkbsAs COIN REMOVER kills Corns & Bunions, Csc
HILLS HAIR & wHIsKER DYE-Black & Brown, 50e
pIKE's To0THAcHE DROPS cure in 1 Minute, sc
nEhy's RHEUMATIC PILLS arc swe cure, co.
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The Maine Central Railroad.
Commencing Dec. 10, 1886.
Trains run Daily sundays excepted as follows
BAR HtREOR To BANGOR
BANGOR r. BAR HARHoE

Morning train connects f1r sullivan.
:Rut- e Mar ltarhnr in pleasant weather
stops IN signal or Motto, :" Cuu,lu,tnr.
These Trains cnnuect at Bangur with throu gh
trains on Main Line. /" ana from Portland. Boston
and :, John
Thc steamer city ~ Ri-lmunl makes the last
frip frT The season from Portland 10 Marhia-purt
b,c "a. rrturHinC Dec eth. WIN resume ~rry lee
ga ..r lhuut March ~ I-~-
PAY>ON TUCKER,
VIC Pres. and Gent Manager.
+. + BoOTHBY, Gent Pass. aud Ticket hgt.
pvs. 10. lss6. lyr 25
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BUSINESS BOOMING
- AT .
JOYS PHOTOGRAPH STUDIO.

Why: Because he has fitted the above with
modern Improvements for giving the finest
Photo effects successfully works the Instant
aneou, process in connection with his Light
ming Shutter and gives his personal attention
to his business Ny Holiday trade has far eX-
celled that of former years, which is guaran-
tee my patrons appreciate the Improvements
thus far made and shall still continue TO add
new attractions. Don't fail to procure some
OF those popular Menettes while they are 60
ing at g.. per dozen. Please call and exam
inc for yourselves my newly fitted rooms, new
scenery. instantaneous process, &c. &C.. Mt
No. 40, Main ST.. Ellsworth 1yi %
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C.C. B(|RR|LL,
B an err,
STATE STREET,
ELLSWORTH. MAINE,
Does a General Banking Blu 81 i.
ness same as an Incorpora-
ted Bank.


Deposit accounts received subject to CHECK A,
sight
Certificates Of Deposit issued payable on n,
mand or at a fixed date bearing interest a. sgrs,I
Collections OF Drafts, Notes, Coupons and NV
idends throughout the United states 4 specially
Called Bonds cashed or exchanged.
Choice Investments. Securities constantly N
hand.
Loans made On mortgages of first class Real
Estate in vicinity OF Ellsworth or on approved
commercial paper.
The interests of correspondents will he
carefully regarded, strict attention given to their
orders and requests by mail otherwise and tiv "A
prompt and faithful execution Of their wishes We
aim u merit their esteem and confidence
Ranking hours from 9 TO u A. NJ, and from L.
7. NJ.
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NOTICE !.

All taxes due the Town of Franklin for the year
1896, remaining unpaid on the first day of March,
lsS1, will be left with attorney for collection.
Money received and receipts given at the Treas
urer's office, J. II. Vests store Franklin, Me-
W. II. CARD,
GW4 Collector for the town of Franklin.
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OUR MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT.

We have received a complete line of the c/Oicc~I or
iIltI0I1rI ne ftbIIcS, which will make
up in the ICf/c4f strife and the lowest lliu/Hu
prices. We have none but the VERY best lIuIIIloI
and tasteful as we'll a desirable trimmings.
In every instance we guarantee Perfect Fit
Lewis Friend, Custom Tailor,
Ellsworth, .rf Maine.
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New Fall and Winter Styles!

Stand by those who stand by you We have com
pleed arrangements for sale of popular Fall and Win
ter Stylesat prices which will make the FRIEND Of
every economical buyer We keep the best qualities
styles and assortments in Mems and Boys Clothing,
and Gents Furnishing Goods, See our remarkably
complete and elegant stock. Cash bought it Low
prices will sell it I!
Our Specially To Please Customers Our Aim To
Save Money for Patrons Our Intention To do Better
BY You Than Any One Else Stand up and tell if you
where goods can be bought cheaper none are allowed
10 underSe.
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Home Decorations.

Sec. I. This act shall take effect on
the first DAY Of Arrl. 1897.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-02-24

direct from and
.ed States Canada JOHNSON
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nNKoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UNIM
r so Frs Tn 9P E tK pi T9aETHER
THREE LOT, FRON ING TWENTY ONE AND
ONEHALE FLEET ZACH ON ARTHUR PI.AC q;
Also: TIE kkAR POTION Of TWO LOTS,
HE WhsaISGroS AND DOE dEokaE GET sF saI l.
ROAD CO.'S SUBDIVISION Or SQUARE 6:g3.
- On D., MONDAY AFTERNOON Js pEcEAgaR EaH
O'CLOCK. in front % the premi-s. by virtue OF -.
IN iber No. llsO folio No SOL. SEQ. shall sell he
Washing Di,tIict VI Columbia. wit; AL Of lots
q neteen (9) twenty GOD tw nty -one CA TWEEN
CD twenty three l2D. nftyone ISL. fifty:two $50
town ailroad ConlAnys subdivision of spare six hun
drd thirty t033l Also, all thai part If lot
eighteen s in said suv yision contained in the
OF all lot and running thence east on street
GIVE 80 feet, tnsuce north and at right
LOT eighteen thence west Ave feet and thence south to
the place Of beginning an also. those parts lots
sixty t63J aud yfour IL y. said subdiv-
beginning the southwest II SAID lot sixty
four t64), and running THENCE east with the south
line said lot thirty feet thence north to the south
six inche, with SAID south ne thence by right line
to the Northwest corner Of said lot sixtytnree and
thence sCuth 70 the pace OF beg.npilg
one and Two years. secured by deed Of trust the
notes TO bear interests interest to be paid
semi annually deposit Of slO0 on Zach lot must be
complied with within O) ten days from the date Of
sale otherwise the trustees the right sell
= the r. and cost Of me re after
ming star ali conveyancing ~ the cost Of the pur-
chaser.
, sn1s' 9 :. s s' ssis st NV Trustees.
debts JOHN C. h4 as 5:a 81. NV. J
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR
swINDLED IN Two COUNTRIES.
Au,rvSea, Career OF ssyaeseo Aaaers0a.
who ha. juss Died In England.

au>~v&r~- Careey os ssyoASso Aaaefs0n.
who has just Died In England.
prr,or,. Mich. Dec. 7.---Judge" Anderson. the
famous swindler, who has Just died In prison
IN London. England, where ne was undergoing an
.AUat-year-1 sentence for "dOing" two men named
Deakin M susauehanna, Pa, out OF so. OO0. came
or1rfpally rom Berrfen county. Mich, and cut o
vide swatne In this city, little more than two
snsn mat county. and her family Is one " the
oIs,xr and wsalthiest In the county. HIS full name
vss George frsnsn - anderson; ne was soon found
q the age He posed as a lawyer and called him
ssif Judge spent money as II dollar bills were
sss sdmiration and wonder OF ali the i6cai round
erA AZ TOra swans he would order champagne
eT party. stun SO bill down the necks OF the
vpttles and did Other acts which impressed the
town az the time with his utter recklessness HIS
fnmily lived at % Elizabeth street West The
yedye provided them with every comfort money
In her husband, as has proved 70 be the case when
lafer she scld all OF their effects and went 70 Lon
Con TO wait for his release from jail.
Their son, bright little fellow, went to the Cass
chooi with his pockets juggling with gold ana
- and an elegant gold watch-chain dangling
q all the other boya Anderson L-lde frequent
trips abroad, and when he returned showered the
NOS. elegant Es on ms VIE o MS andsn sa 70
had several ssai-skin sacques and diamonds by the
were accepted oy Ma Anderson IS a matter Of
course, it was NOT 20 with the neighbors, and the
family was regarded with suspicion. Tue women
Judge cost him no friends among the men, how
ever. He had q host OF parasites For these An
dsrson spent several good-szed fortunes ~ empnad
90 70 swans, order . dozen or twenty quail sup
perA have them put up separately and send them
Ia The fail Of 1850 Anderson went 20 London as
agent Of VIM. B. and Chas. Deaken ostenslDy 70
prosecute the latters' claim 70 large ionsu nc
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Ruined BY His Wife.

SENSATIONAL DIVORCE CASE IN INV YORK.
Laura v. Leeds has commenced divorce proceed
ings In New York against her husband, James H.
eets, charging him with inhuman treatment and
andonnnenI Leeds Is seventy-seven years old,
4 ex-sea captain and a member OF the f1rm Of
Imes H. Leeds Co. Laura Is his third wife. She
asked for alimony and counsel fee pending the
'iecision In the suit. An aff1davit by Leeds says
hat the marriage was ODtained by trick and fraud ;
lat she represented herself as q respectable
..ttOw when she was really worthless woman.
She has been married 10 him since January, and In
that time has robbed him o! $4,000 procured a
deed OF all his property and has ruined him imam
ei8lly. mentally and morally. An affidavit by
detective stated that she was formerly the mis-
tres OF Japanese nobeman. and that he had
arrested her for stealing the Japanese jewelry.
II was brought oui that Leeds obtained his wife
~lrOugh a matrimonial agency. Decision was re-
Srryai
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VIM. HAHN 4 co.'s
WIN. HAHN 3 CO.'S
RELIAB sH ZOE HOU 9.
Main Store: S16 7thst
West Branch: 1922 Penna ave-,
East Branch, 23l PenuA ave "a
n1S-2m
HoL1DAY Opening.

HoL1DAY Opening.
sEATON PERRY
Succesor to PERRY 4 BRorHER)
HAS NOW OPEN A VERY LARGE AND VARIED AS
SORTMENT OF NOVELTIES SUITABLE
FOX OHHlSTMAs PRESENTS.
Phg Ss5 AMP sIn VIENNA yN LEATHER w0kKBoxEs ne
JAPANESE. SEAL AND ALLIGATOR SKIN BAGS
eESfiNE EAU DE COLOGNE DE JEAN MARIE
IUS6R ES,s SS9ESdSE AND oD5hs N WICKER
PLUSH AND OLIVE WOOD DOOR CASES.
ALGEkIAN FIGURES. MANICURE SETS,
NOVELTIES IN IMPORTED WORK BASKETS.
AP.BASkETS, AND WORK STANDS:
CT VERs AND II THERMOMETERS.
oENTLEMEN's SHAVING CASES AND SMOKING
NEW VIENNA LEATHER AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
NEW JAPAN AND CHINA SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
AN2 NSHEELE Egs At t. LSWEsT fSIcES
EXTRA fSpScEMENgg. IN PLAIN AND FANCY
A Ak IN HANDKLRcHIEFs AT l2H. IS.
NEW sILK UMBRELLAs, WITH GOLD SILVER,
RAJ sTIcKs. FROM $50 ii SS Sis AND NAi0'
SPECIAL BARGAINS" IN ALI~WOOL DRESS
xE&C easI sf GA "a APP n Sso ANr 60
sEATON PERRY,
Perry Building. Fennsylvsnia ave. cor. 9th ct.
EutabllahAd
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The Service Pension BiIl.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAE, OF THE GRAND ARMY OF
TIE REPUBLIC, NOT IN FAVOR OF 1T.
Commander-in-ChiefR Rae, OF the Grand Army Of
the Republic. arrived In Chicago from Minnesota
yesterday. He ID en- route for Columbus TO at end
the meeting OF the executive committee Of admin
istration OF the Grand Army OF the Republic al
am not In favor OF the service pension bill" said
General Rae, .'but will support the bill OF the pen
son committee OF the Grand Army OF the Republic,
which pro, ides pension for that large class OF in
valid soldiers whose circumstances are such that
titled 20 pension, although it may be well known
that The malady from which they sun r was the
direct result OF exposure during service in the
Army General Rae expressed himself cUnfi-
dent Of the passage OF the bill this session OF Con-
yresl
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PROPOSALS

DRoPosALs FOR TIIING.-orrIcr OF BUmpTSs
II FOR STATE War. AND NAyy DEPARrMExrs VASE
IsGTos, ID. g., De-. b lsss.-sealed proposals. for
the plain and encsustc thing Of the library noor tn
the west wing Of the building Tor State Navy
Departments IN this city. will he we'd st thus ocs
until TWELVE NJ. on MEDNESDAY. ThE 1WEN-
TY-FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER, 1857. snd opened
Immediately thereafter In presence Of bidders Spec-
hcations general Instructions e. bidders and blank
forms Of proposal will be fu -n.slie application 20
this Office. THos. LINCOLN CAskf, Colonial Ccrps
of Enyineen d3s.d7lo. 2Olof
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WALTER p. WILLIAMS 90. Auessoss..
Trustees SALE OF FAsHroSAHrx AND ar
PEhOR fURNIIIkk Oh TIE WHY DEsl
MAKE BODY BRUSSELS cARPRT6 PM


BEDDING. ETC. AT AUCTION
By virtue Of . deed Of trust dated NAY loth 4 ID
1857, and duly recorded In Liber No No folio ~
et seq one u the land records Of the District Of 90
lumba and by direceon Of the party thereby
tion. on the premises No oI6 street north~ Ell, On
TUESDAY. DECEMBER THIRrEENrH a d. iss-.
eommeneins at Ten O'CLOCK a. NJ the ecoas. chat
ssis ana pers9Isl Isoperty smersoed in s.id tru..
carved. most fashionable design Beyeed edse Plate
Glass extra sxe; Hssyly-carved and very expensive
Folding Beds mirror frons N mahogany and cherry
San; Mahogany slasso.rd . hshos.ny sua
sai, OF the most perfect ~orkmsnship: Hall Rack.
stylish and desirable colors Walnut and Cherry Ward
robes Library Tables elessnt Bent wood Dining room
Chairs. handsome Easy Chairs. French Couches aud
Lounges, urholste ed with stylish goods, Mirrorx.
Walnut Breakfast Tables Cherry and Mshogary
Tables kockers upholstered in leather. Ash Chamber
Suites. Iherry Rocker and Hall stands Walnut Bed
stesds Bureaus and Of the very hest ma
twelve very hest Hair Mattresses Lace Cu-tans fns
Feather Pillows and Boosters, Blankets. spreeds Dec
ated Toilet Ware. Table Linen Book Raoks Heat
Stoves Body Brussels Rus difeep o. the very
best quality border 70 match Body b usseis Hall and
Stair Carpets. Body Brussels Carpets throughout
house China and Glassware with other articles men,
TONED in schedule marked a" too numerous %
! ton.
We say that this sale a. will lie noticed en-
braces some Of the rarest and costly furniture
nearly new. and only been in q short time. The
parlor and chanf her furniture. which consist Of many
Is particularly remarkable for uniqueness OF de.ign
parties viii md examination 70 be perf 81
and those in search of furniture Of supeior
ture can eratny their tastes by giving this se their
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